Legacy Newsletter Summer 2013

Summer 2013
A Publication of the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
Twin Towers New
Health Pavilion
Consecrated for
Service
details on page 5
2012 Annual
Report included
details on page 7
A Life Enriching Communities
Foundation Publication
Summer 2013
Bingo
and Bling
Life Enriching Communities Foundation
9840 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
(513) 719-3540
www.lec.org
Life Enriching Communities
Foundation Board Of Trustees
Chairperson
William S. Culp
Board of Trustees
Ron Beshear
Steve Black
James L. Bowersox
Andy Grant
Peggy Kite
Scott M. McQuinn
Gerald L. Wissel
Vice President Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
Molly Talbot
Legacy is published by the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation, providing services
and accommodations at Twin Towers and
Twin Lakes Senior Living Communities and
affiliated with the West Ohio Conference of
the United Methodist Church. Life Enriching
Communities offers equal housing and
employment to all persons regardless of
race, religion or national origin.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to enhance the lifestyles
of older adults in Christian Community
through the Way of Wellness by our
• Philosophy (embracing whole-person well
being),
• People (developing and empowering a
talented team),
• Practices (continually improving services),
and
• Performance (delivering great results).
Core Values
Respect • Innovation • Spirituality • Excellence
On the cover: (l-r) Rev. Brian Brown, Bishop Gregory
V. Palmer, Scott M. McQuinn and Rev. Joseph
Boone.
Lunch and Bingo – what a great
combination! Over 100 guests
attended this spring event
hosted by the Friends of Twin
Lakes. Proceeds from the event
will support the Benevolent
Care and Pastoral Care funds
at Twin Lakes.
Living Legacy
Louise Morrison – A
Lifetime of Service
T
here is a quote from
Adlai Stevenson that goes
“It’s not the years in your life, but
the life in your years that counts.”
It is safe to say that Twin Towers
resident and 2013 Voices of Giving
award recipient, Louise Morrison
has had the best of both worlds. In
her 100 years, Louise’s life has been
extraordinarily full. As a devoted
Methodist Deaconess, an avid
volunteer and a loving wife, Louise
has worn many hats and gathered
countless friends in her long and
rich life.
Louise’s life in the Methodist church
began at baptism. It is fair to say
that her parents could not have
imagined the career in the church
that Louise would carve for herself in
the decades to come. Her tenacity,
however, was evident from a young
age when she sought out a job
with the post office in Columbus
after overhearing a conversation in
the supermarket. This job helped
put Louise through college at
The Ohio State University (OSU).
Louise transferred from OSU to
the National College for Christian
Workers in Kansas City, Missouri
where she graduated with honors
as a Deaconess of the Methodist
Church. She moved to Philadelphia,
upon graduation, and began what
would become a long career with
the Methodist Church. Louise was
eventually called to New York when
she was assigned to the Women’s
Division of the United Methodist
Church in New York City. Out of this
Louise graduating from the
National College for Christian
Workers in 1934; Louise today.
office, Louise went on a speaking
tour that took her to each of the 50
states and throughout Europe.
In 1960, Louise married her longtime
friend, Lew Morrison. They first met
in seventh grade and discovered
they were neighbors. They dated
from that time until Louise graduated
college, at which time they went
their separate ways. After Lew’s wife
passed away and Louise had devoted
herself to the service of the church for
many years, they found each other
and rekindled their romance. Louise
and Lew were truly meant for each
other and they moved to Cincinnati,
where they became members of the
Westwood United Methodist Church.
Louise is still an active member of
Westwood United Methodist Church
to this day.
Louise, at age 100, is not done
living life to the fullest yet. She is a
volunteer at Twin Towers, working in
the gift shop on Thursday afternoons.
She is a loyal friend to many at Twin
Towers and stays close with many
from the Westwood United Methodist
Church. Louise has become a Living
Legacy by bequeathing a portion
of her estate to Life Enriching
Communities. As Molly Talbot, Vice
President Life Enriching Communities
Foundation, says, “Louise went
wherever she was led throughout her
life.” We are blessed that she was led
to Twin Towers.
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Jim Hengelbrok Honored
by Ohio Bar Association
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Twin Towers’ resident Jim Hengelbrok recently
was honored by the Ohio State Bar Association for
65 years of practice in law. Jim was a general practitioner,
a term that is uncommon today, which means he practiced
in most types of law including probate, tax, corporate, real
estate and trial.
Twin Lakes Associate Steve
Ledwin reads to daughters
Paige (left) and Hope (right)
Twin Lakes Adopts Read
Aloud Program
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nspired by the Read Aloud 15 Minutes campaign,
Twin Lakes created a lending library program for
associates. Twin Lakes’ resident, Hazel Kendle, familiar
with the program through her daughter who is involved
with the national Read Aloud 15 Minutes organization,
spearheaded the effort to establish this lending library
designed to encourage associates to read to their children
for at least 15 minutes every day.
Read Aloud 15 minutes is a national campaign that
champions the importance of reading to children for
15 minutes a day. Research has proven that this assists
in making children more ready to learn when they
enter kindergarten, gives them literacy skills they need
to succeed in school and prepares them for a more
productive and meaningful life after school.
Associates are encouraged to utilize this new lending
library, found within the Twin Lakes library. Follow the
success of the program on our Facebook page and visit
the Read Aloud 15 Minutes website at readaloud.org for
more information on their organization.
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It was in high school in
Northern Kentucky where
the seed was planted
that Jim should consider
attending Law School.
A family friend was the
headmaster at his high
school and when Jim was
turning in his exams the
headmaster asked him
what he planned to study
in college. Jim told the
Hengelbrok
headmaster he wasn’t sure,
to which the headmaster
suggested that he has a mind that was fit for the practice
of law. “I got that advice every day, twice a day from the
headmaster and it stuck!” Jim said.
Jim received his Bachelor of Arts from Xavier University
in 1942 and was admitted to Law School at the University
of Cincinnati (UC) in June of 1942. His studies were
interrupted when he was called to active duty with the
Enlisted Reserve Corps in April, 1943. Jim was discharged in
March of 1946 and continued his Law education, finishing
in February of 1948. On March 17, 1948, Jim was admitted
to the Ohio State Bar Association and began practicing in
Ohio. Subsequently, he was admitted to the Kentucky State
Bar Association.
A career as expansive and dedicated as Jim’s was obviously
had by a man who loved what he did. The recognition
from the Ohio State Bar Association for his service is an
important acknowledgement of a rare achievement. To serve
one’s field of practice for 65 years, a certain joy must be
had in the job that’s being done. As Jim says “I had a lot of
fun practicing law and I enjoyed every minute of it.”
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Kay Craig: 45
Years of Service
to Twin Towers
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midst much celebration, on March 27th,
2013, Kay Craig retired from Twin Towers
after 45 years of service. Quite a notable achievement
and not very common this day in age.
Kay began working as a housekeeper at Twin Towers
in 1968. While her duties and floors may have changed,
Kay spent her entire time at Twin Towers working for the
Housekeeping/Environmental Services Department. She
worked on both the second and the fourth floors and saw
a fair amount of change in her 45 years of employment.
When Kay first began working for Twin Towers, there were
no time clocks!
Kay witnessed the renovation of the Twin Towers buildings,
the addition of patio homes and the North Apartments,
The Connection, The Gulden Community Center and most
recently the new Health Pavilion. When asked how she
managed to work for one organization for such a long time,
Kay replied “I just didn’t let the bad outweigh the good.”
Kay thoroughly enjoyed the relationships with the
Kay Craig worked with previous
Executive Directors Rev. Dr. Joseph
Graham (left) and Scott McQuinn
(right); and current Executive
Director, Jim Lay (center).
residents,
something she
will miss dearly.
“I’m not really concerned with filling my time once I
retire,” laughs Kay, “my girlfriends will keep me busy”.
Kay was an exemplary associate at Twin Towers; self
motivated and reliable, Kay truly lived the mission and
values of Life Enriching Communities. She displayed her
stellar work ethic on a day-to-day basis. In honor of her
service at Twin Towers, the “Kay Award” has been created
to recognize individuals that demonstrate exemplary
performance on a day-to-day basis, like Kay did. This
award will be given out quarterly. Twin Towers and Life
Enriching Communities would like to thank Kay Craig for
her 45 years of service to the organization!
The Kay Award
These individuals personify the values and
mission of the organization, and do so
without the need for frequent supervisory
intervention or direction. These individuals
are those who are “heroes” not because
they step up and solve crises, but because
they perform so well that they (or those
they serve) do not encounter problems due to the Associate’s
relentless excellence in ongoing performance. These individuals are often
lost and forgotten in the chaos, because they are so reliable that they do not
require others’ attention for them to perform at exceptional levels.
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Honors and
Awards
Strengthening Our Leadership
LEC Board
Chairman Honored
with Healthcare
Leadership Award.
Life Enriching Communities is excited to welcome Jim
Mayer to the organization as the new Executive Director
of Twin Lakes Senior Living Community. Jim brings 18
years of senior living management experience, all with
Colonial Communities in Hamilton, Ohio. His other
experience includes 6 years as Chief Operating Officer
and Interim Vice President for Mercy Hospital-Hamilton,
and 8 years in sales with Ciba-Corning.
Gerry Wissel, Chairman of the
Life Enriching Communities
Board of Trustees, was honored
as a recipient of the 1st Annual
Healthcare Leadership Awards
presented by Venue Magazine.
Mr. Wissel was among 38
individuals in Greater Cincinnati
recognized at a luncheon
on May 15th for outstanding
contributions and commitment
to providing quality healthcare
services.
Jim Mayer
Jim Mayer
Jim holds a Bachelor of Science in Zoology/Chemistry from Miami University
and a Masters in Health Administration form Xavier University. He is also a
Licensed Nursing Home Administrator in the State of Ohio.
Mike Cope
We are very pleased to welcome Mike Cope to the Life
Enriching Communities team. Mike serves as Director
of Facilities and Project Management for Life Enriching
Communities and is also the Life Safety Manager for
Twin Lakes. Mike’s responsibilities include project
management for all of LEC including construction and
Mike Cope
development and oversight of the facilities on our Twin
Lakes and Twin Towers campuses. He has 21 years of
experience in the construction industry with most of that time as a commercial
construction project manager.
Mike holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Aided Design and
a Master’s of Science in Construction Management from Eastern Michigan
University.
Jon Homer
Also joining the LEC team as Director of Business
Development is Jon Homer. Jon’s primary focus will
be workplace safety and internal/ external business
development opportunities. Most recently Jon served as
an associate financial representative at Northwestern
Mutual. Prior to that he served as the Chief Financial
Jon Homer
Officer and later as Division Manager of Residential
Operations for Hal Homes, Inc. – a residential and
commercial building and development company. Jon also is a Certified Public
Accountant and worked for Ernst & Young for six years.
Gerry Wissel
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Jon holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting and Finance from the
University of Cincinnati. He resides in Loveland with his wife and three children.
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Consecration
of the New
Health
Pavilion
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On April 19th, 2013, Rev. Gregory
V. Palmer, Bishop of the West
Ohio Conference of the United
Methodist Church consecrated the
New Health Pavilion at Twin Towers.
After consecrating each floor of
the building, Bishop Palmer was
joined by District Superintendent,
Brian Brown, several local clergy
who partner with the Twin Towers
community, Twin Towers/LEC
leadership and residents, in a service
of celebration.
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15th Annual
Golf Outing
is a Huge
Success
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Thank you to the golfers,
sponsors, and volunteers for
supporting the Life Enriching
Communities 15th Annual
Golf Outing which raised
a record $50,000 for the
Benevolent Care needs of
Twin Towers and Twin Lakes.
15th Annual Golf
Outing Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
Viox Services
Cart Sponsor
Lend Lease
Lunch Sponsor
Prelude Services
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Gold Sponsors
Gallagher SKS
Jones Lang LaSalle
Morgan Stanley
Peck, Shaffer & Williams LLP
Plante & Moran, PLLC
PNC
Spectrum Consulting, Inc.
Silver Sponsors
McKesson Medical Surgical
Ohio Valley Electrical Services
Strategic Employee Benefit Services
Green/Tee Sponsors
Greenbrier
RBC Capital Markets, LLC
Neyer Plumbing
Sysco Cincinnati, LLC
Hole-In-One Sponsor
Camargo Cadillac
Product Sponsors
Coca ~ Cola
Harvest Financial Advisors, LLC
Mailender, Inc
Eddie Merlot’s
Peck Shaffer & Williams LLP
Donations
Anonymous Donors
CHC Fabricating
Heritage Health Care
Hightech Signs
Luken Construction
Seth Podiatry
Thompson Brothers Drywall, Inc.
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Scott McQuinn
President / CEO
Jim Bowersox
Vice President, Finance / CFO
Jim Mayer
Executive Director, Twin Lakes
Life Enriching Communities
2012 Annual Report
Jim Lay
Executive Director, Twin Towers
Connie Schmitt Kingsbury
Vice President, Marketing and Public
Relations
Molly Talbot
Vice President, LEC Foundation
2012 Trustees of LEC,
Twin Towers, Twin Lakes
and LEC Foundation
Thomas D. Anthony
Ron Beshear
Steve Black
LEC Foundation Vice Chair
Jim Bowersox
Larry Brueshaber
Twin Lakes Chair
Don Cornett
Twin Towers Chair
Ruby Crawford-Hemphill
William Culp
LEC Foundation Chair
Swann Fredrickson
Dr. Bill Gerhardt
TT Resident Representative
Andy Grant
LEC Treasurer
Peggy Kite
Mark Kuenning
David Mack
Scott McQuinn
Ken Parchman
John Payne
LEC Immediate Past Chair
John Srofe
Bob Steele
Greg Stover
West OH Con UMC Rep
Richard Tuten
The aging of America an
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providing a wide array
of challenges. However
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provide many opportu
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(LEC) embraces both as
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ission to
enhance the lifestyles of
older adults.
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of the new health pavil
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Our goals for the future
are clear as we strive to
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In the following pages
serve.
you will see a glimpse
of
this. Much of this activ
nearly invisible, because
ity
is
it happens every day an
d is ingrained so deeply
who we are. In the years
in
to come, the needs of
older adults will only inc
As an organization, we
rease.
strive today to establish
resources that are more
equal to the future’s ne
tha
n
eds.
Thank you for your sup
port.
Jack Wild
TL Resident Rep
Jerry Wissel
LEC Chair
2012 Committee members
not on a board:
Kiley, Dan
2012 Annual Report
2012 Executive Team
Scott M. McQuinn
President/CEO
VonLehman, John
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2012 Annual Report
2012 Highlights
New Health Pavilion
a Welcome Addition
to Twin Towers
S
everal years of planning
and eighteen months of
construction came to fruition with the
completion of the new Health Pavilion
in December, 2012. This new home,
overlooking LaBoiteaux Woods and
with expansive views of downtown
Cincinnati, offers personalized
service and private accommodations
for individuals in need of long term
nursing services. The first floor,
complete with outdoor garden
space, is home for Memory Support
Assisted Living.
The building, designed by SFCS
and constructed by Lend Lease,
Inc. incorporates the features of a
“household” where living rooms are
extensions of bedrooms and spacious
balconies bring the living space
outdoors. Just like home!
The Health Pavilion replaces
the James H. Garrison Wing
that was dedicated in June,
1963 and served Twin Towers’
residents for nearly 50 years.
The Health Pavilion and Renovation
project continue through summer,
2013 when the Therapy Suite, private
rehab rooms and independent living
apartments are completed.
Standard &
Poor’s Affirms
Credit Rating for
5th Consecutive
Year
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or the 5th consecutive year
Standard & Poor’s affirmed
its ‘BBB’ long-term credit rating with
a “stable” outlook and underlying
rating (SPUR) on Life Enriching
Communities (LEC), Ohio’s series
2006A-2006C revenue bonds, issued
by Hamilton County
Hospital Commission
and Hamilton County.
Despite the challenging
economic climate, Life
Enriching Communities continues to
achieve strong financial performance.
Life Enriching Communities is the
only Senior Living organization based
in Hamilton County to have its credit
rating affirmed in 2012.
Clockwise from left: The entry lobby welcomes
visitors to the Health Pavilion; The Dining
Room and Country Kitchen invites residents
and their families to join in meal preparation;
Spacious private rooms, with full baths, can be
decorated to each person’s tastes; Fireplaces
brighten every household.
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Giving Back:
Community
Education and
Outreach
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hrough the Life Enriching
Communities Speaker’s Bureau, Twin
Towers and Twin Lakes associates share
their varied expertise with numerous groups
and organizations throughout the Greater
Cincinnati area.
Focused on
the importance
of continual
Total education/outreach 102
learning and
programs
congruent
4,590
Total number of
with our
attendees at events/
whole-person
programs
well-being
approach,
448
Total number of
programs
attendees new to
cover a range
education/outreach
of topics from
“Laughter/
Yoga” to “Tasty
Tips”, along with presentations on the continuum of senior
living options. Residents have also participated in sharing
their knowledge of life during World War II with groups of
every age.
2012 Community Education
Twin Lakes’ residents Jo
Graulty and Ella Brown and
Madeira Middle School students
Samantha Taman, Erin Parker
and Michelle Fischer display
dresses that were sent to Haiti.
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Volunteerism
ife Enriching Communities residents and
associates donate thousands of hours of their
time in service to the Twin Lakes and Twin Towers
communities as well as organizations in the general
community. Volunteer time and talent is shared with our
partnering organizations including LaSalle High School,
St. Vivian’s, Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Sycamore
High School, Montgomery Elementary, to name a few.
Additionally, many of our volunteers come from the
general community to support the programs and services
of Life Enriching Communities.
This year, Twin Lakes’ residents participated in the
“Pillowcase Ministry” where pillowcases are used to make
dresses for less fortunate young girls. Over 600 dresses
have been made and distributed to places such as Haiti,
Mexico, Africa and Nicaragua. Students from Madeira
Middle School made dresses that were brought to Twin
Lakes for distribution in Haiti.
Volunteers
Twin Lakes Associate Jessica Hamm leads a
group in Laughter/Yoga exercises.
Total number of volunteers
312
Total hours of volunteers
22,000
Number of TT Auxiliary members
149
Number of Friends of Twin Lakes
198
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2012 Annual Report
Financial Highlights for 2012
2012 Uncompensated
Ministry Expenses
Pastoral
Care
8%
Whole-Person
Wellness and
the Connection
15%
2012 Donations by Purpose
Pastoral Care
1%
Capital
Improvements
3%
Benevolent
Care
36%
Cost of healthcare
in excess of
reimbursements
41%
$43,436
2012 Amount:
$3,701,000
2012 Amount:
$3,227,000
Total Residents and Community Members
Served at Twin Towers and Twin Lakes in 2012
Program
Activities
General &
Administrative
$36,726
Benevolent
Care
30%
Unrestricted
50%
2012 & 2011 Classification
of Operating Expense (000’s)
$44,093
General
Activities
16%
$36,844
Twin Lakes
Twin Towers
Totals
Independent
Living
288
277
565
Assisted Living
35
167
202
Nursing Care
233
261
494
Connection
330
595
925
Day Stay Adult
Day Services
113
Totals
866
1,413
2,299
Fund-raising cost as percent of
total funds raised (000’s)
$7,367
$6,592
2012
2011
Total
Contributions
$1,860
2011
$415
$3,227
2012
$434
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Expenses
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Fund-raising expenses as
percent of contributions:
2012 – 13.4%
2011 – 22.3%
For the Years Ended December 31, (in thousands of dollars)
Balance Sheet
Assets
Current Assets
Investments
Investments whose use is limited by bond indenture
2012
2011
$19,229
$13,061
55,666
46,507
9,677
25,995
153,297
142,186
4,999
4,914
$242,868
$232,663
Current Liabilities
16,551
16,474
Long Term Refundable Life Use Fees/Entry Fees
46,620
43,804
Long Term Debt
120,124
120,185
Other Liabilities
Total Liabilities
730
184,025
672
181,135
Unrestricted
46,226
40,778
Temporarily and Permanently Restricted
Total Net Assets
12,617
58,843
10,750
51,528
$242,868
$232,663
Property and Equipment (Net)
Other Long Term Assets
Total Assets
2012 Annual Report
Condensed Consolidated
Financial Statements
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Net Assets:
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
Condensed Statement of Revenue and Expenses
revenue
2012
2011
$38,703
$38,463
Amortization of Refundable Life Use Fees/Entry Fees
2,140
2,521
Interest and Dividend Income
1,873
1,637
648
43,364
233
42,854
Net resident revenue
Other Revenue
Net Resident Services Revenue
expenses
Salary, Wages, Benefits and Related Expenses
22,909
22,481
General and Administrative
3,184
2,086
Food, Supplies and Other Expense
4,149
4,315
Utilities, Insurance, and Real Estate Taxes
3,874
4,744
Depreciation and Amortization
5,983
5,920
3,994
44,093
3,890
43,436
(729)
(582)
930
157
1,361
(79)
Interest
Total Operating Expenses
Excess of Revenue Under Expenses
Realized and Unrealized Gains on Investments
Interest, Dividends and Gains From Endowments
Other Non-operating Gains/(Losses)
2,526
(607)
Contributions:
Temporarily & Permanently Restricted
1,623
573
Unrestricted
Total Non-operating Income
1,604
8,044
1,286
1,330
$7,315
$748
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
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Gifts To Life Enriching Communities
On behalf of the residents of both Twin Towers and Twin Lakes who benefit from your gifts, we wish
to express our sincere appreciation to the individuals who contributed during 2012. Your generous
support helped to fulfill our mission. Thank you for expressing your loving care to our residents with
your generous gifts.
Aarrowood Plants & Flowers
Ms. Abay Abrehet
Absolutely Needlepoint
Ali Ali Abu
Ms. Anita Acomb
Mr. Artice L. Adams
Aglamesis Bro’s Ice Cream & Candy
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aka
Mr. Jeffrey J. Alexander
Ms. June Alexander
Ms. Miriam Allbee
Mrs. Betty Jane Allen
Mr. Brian Allen
Ms. Evette Allen
Ms. Sally Alspaugh, CAP
Ms. Rhonda Amburgy
Mrs. Brandie Anderson
Miss Elisabeth T. Anger
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Anness
Donor Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Anson
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ardito
Mr. David Arends
Mrs. Betty L. Armstrong
Ms Caitlin Armstrong
Aroma’s Java & Gelato
Ms. Levonia Ashe
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ashley
Mr. Robert Askew
Attractive Nails & Spa
Mrs. Virginia Audia
Mr. Mark Ault
Ms. Vickie Auwbrey
Auxiliary of Twin Towers
Mr. Donald Baechle
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. Baker
Ms. Judy Barraca
Ms. Ruth Barrows
Ms. Cherie Bartone
Ms. Elizabeth Bassett
Ms. Ann S. Beach
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Ms. Cammie Beatty
Mr. Adam Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Becker
Mr. Willard E. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Beigel
Miss Marlene Beigel
Mrs. Wilma Beigel
Mrs. Elaine Benedict
Mr. Robert Benson
Benzie Salon
Mrs. Eleanor Bergman
Mrs. Gertrude Bernet
Mrs. Joanie Bernet
Mrs. Chloe Bernius
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear
Ms. Judy H. Billings
bioM?rieux, Inc.
Mrs. Mollie Bissmeyer
Mr. Chuck Bixby
Mrs. Ruth C. Black
Mr. Steve Black
Mr. Jeffery Blackmore
Ms. Carol A. Blain
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Blankenship
Ms. Desiree Blevins
Mrs. Marian B. Block
Mr. Matthew Blunt
Mrs. Helen Bodden
Mr. Rodger Boehm
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bolognini
Mrs. Mary Lou Bolton
Bon Chinese
Ms. Joan Bonert
Mrs. Kay Booher
Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Booher
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Boone
Dr. Janet A. Borcherding
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Borchers
Botanica
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy E. Bourgraf
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowersox
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Ms. Jennifer Brace
Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford
Bradford World Renowned Portraiture
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brannon
Mrs. Helen J. Braun
Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Bray
Ms. Dotty Bridges
Ms. Rita Brodniak
Brooklyn Pizza & Pasta
Ms. Deborah Brooks
Ms. Ella C. Brown
Mrs. Nancy Brown
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bruckmann
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Brueshaber
Ms. Carol Bruestle
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bruestle
Buddy Roger’s Music
Mrs. Billie L. Bumgarner
Ms. Venita Buntin
Mr. Arthur L. Burgess
Mrs. Lori L. Burgjohann
Mrs. Suzanne Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Burkhart
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Burklund
Mrs. Marilyn J. Burley
Ms. Leslie Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Busby
Ms. Kathy Cable
Camp Bow Wow Cincinnati
Ms. Pamella Campbell
Ms. Tanisha Campbell
Ms. Carol Carney
Mrs. Karen Carr
Mr. Roger Catugal
Ms. Joanne Cepero
Mr. and Mrs. Winston H. Chang
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cheeseman
Mr. Lewis Chizer
Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick Christine
Church of the Saviour
Church of the Saviour U M Women
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Cinema Sol
Mr. Robert S. Ciolek
Mrs. Betty Clancy
Ms. Patti Clancy
Mr. Paul R. Clark
Mrs. Georgetta B. Cleary
Ms. Beth Clevenger
Ms. Margaret F. Clifford
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cload
Ms. Katrina B. Clouser
Ms. Gayle Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. James Cobb
Marion Cobb
Ms. Amy Cochran
Mrs. Jean Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Coffing
Bishop and Mrs. Emerson Colaw
Mr. Craig Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cole
Ms. Jill Coleman
College Hill Coffee Co.
Mr. Paul Collins
Mr. Wayne W. Collins
Mr. Robert M. Connelly
Mr. Bruce Cook
Ms. Catherine Cook
Mr. Thomas Cook
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cordle
Ms. Denise Corrou
Mr. and Mrs. L. Barry Cors
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Craig
Ms. Kay Craig
Mrs. Ruby Crawford-Hemphill and Mr. Jesse
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Mr. Tim Creech
The Rev. Ms. Jill Croswell
Mrs. Mary Crull
Mrs. Marianna Cruse
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Culp
CVS/Pharmacy Gift Card
D & S Yard Art
Dave Backer Auto Body Inc.
Mrs. Shirley M. Davies
Ms. Roberta Dawson
Mr. Sam Dawson
Mrs. Candy Day
DeSha’s Cincinnati
Ms. Rhea A. Dikeman
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 103
Ms. Judy Dixon
Ms. Verna Dolle
Donna’s Gourmet Cookies
Ms. Carol Dornbusch
Mrs. Martha B. Downie
Downtown Girl
Ms. Ruth Drake
Mrs. Elaine Drew
Ms. Theresa Dubose
Ms. Joanne Duda
Mr. Jeff Dumas
Ms. Jill Dunham
Mrs. Mary Helen Dunham
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn
Mrs. Helen Dupree
Eddie Lane’s Diamond Showroom
Eddie Merlot
Mr. Dwight Edwards
Mr. Geoff Egbers
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Eiler
Mr. Shaun Eison
Mrs. Virginia Elias
Ms. Karen Ellington
Ms. Bianca Elliott
Energizer Corporate Human Resources
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Erdmann
Ms. Deanna Erhardt
Ms. Linda Eslick
Estate of Elizabeth Graf
Esther Laird Circle
Evangelical Community Church
Mr. Scott Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Errol Everson
Ms. Harriet Eveslage
Exxon Mobil Corporation, u/t/o A.M.
Kelsey Bass
Mrs. Marion Eynon
Fabulous Frames & Art
Ms. Ruth Faigle
Faulkner Design Group
Ms. Nan Fein
Fiberge
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fischer
Ms. Arlene M. Fischesser
Mr. Gary Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fishwick
Mrs. Jean M. Fitzharris
Ms. Leigh Ismael
Mrs. Joan L. Fopma-Loy
Frame House Gallery
Mrs. Melissa Frampton
Mrs. Marilyn Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frank
Ms. Carol Frazier
Ms. Swann Fredrickson and
Mr. Charles C. VanOrnum
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis French
Mr. Nicholas French
Mrs. Patricia French
Mrs. Margery Freshley
Mrs. Esther Friedhoff
Friends at Radcliff
Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc.
Ms. Joan K. Fussner
Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Gabis
Ms. Kristin Gaffney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Gailey
Gallagher SKS
Ms Judie Gallenstein
Ms. Kathleen L. Gammon
Ms. Edna H. Gangwisch
General Electric Corp.
General Electric Evendale
Employees Community
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Mrs. Jo Ann Gerdes
Mr. David J. Gerding
Dr. William Gerhardt
Mr. Anthony G. Gerstner
Ms. Charlotte Gertler
Mr. Rusty Geverdt
Ms. Betty L. Gieringer
Ms. Helen T. Gilioli
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert E.
Gilman
Gilson’s Engraving & Gifts
Mrs. Norma H. Gloeckler
Ms. Betty S. Glover
Mr. Frank Goldschmidt
Graeter’s Ice Cream
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R.
Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grant
Ms. Jeanne Grant
Mr. Truitt Graue
Mrs. Josephine D. Graulty
Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP
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Mr. William Greber
Ms. Bertha Green
Greenbrier Development
Mr. Anthony Gresham
Mr. Gary Griffin
Ms. Stacey Griffin
Mrs. and Mr. Megan Griffith
Ms. Mary M. Grooms
Mr. Gaylord Gross
Mr. John Guckenberger
Mrs. Adeline Guerrero
Mr. Reagan Gushulak
H.E.A.T., Inc
Ms. Judith C. Haag
Ms. Frances Haas
Mrs. Nacy B. Haase
Mr. Craig Hafer
Mr. Keith A. Hafer
Mrs. Phyllis J. Hafer
Ms. Priscilla G. Haffner
Ms. Pam Hail
Hairline I & Nail Crafters
Mr. Charles F. Hais Jr.
Mrs. Margaret Halberstadt
Mr. Darin C. Hall
Ms. Jessica Hall
Mrs. Madelon C. Hall
Mrs. Jan Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
Mrs. Jessica Hamm
Mr. and Mrs. George Handy
Mr. Mike Harris
Mrs. Nancy Hartman
Mrs. Bernice Hashimoto
Mrs. Patricia Haupt
Hawthorne Club
Mrs. Mary Heck Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hedrick
Mrs. Katherine Heimsath
Mrs. Margaret B. Heinisch
Mrs. Pauline Heinisch
Ms. Sharron Heller
Mr. Mark T. Helphinstine
Ms. Holly Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Henley
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hensley
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Heritage Health Care
Miss Roberta Hermesch
Mrs. Evelyn W. Heyl
Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Heyson
Mr. Michael Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Hiller
Mrs. Carol L. Hillsley
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Julian M. Hirschberg
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hissom
Mr. Alvin Hock
Mrs. Carol Hoehn
Mrs. Bertha Hoeweler
Ms. Joan Holder
Ms. Jana Holl
Holly Monroe Calligraphy & Design
Mr. Douglas Horn
Mr. Keith Howard
Mr. Robert T. Howe
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Huber
Mrs. Katherine Huff-Gagai
Mrs. Martha Huheey
Mr. Joe Hurley
Mrs. Jacqueline Huston
Hyde Park Bethlehem U M Church
Hyde Park Bethlehem U M Women
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hyler
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Infinite Services Contracting
Ms. Jean N. Inkrot
Inner Blessings
Ms. Edith M. Irey
Mr. Bruce Ismael
Mrs. Leigh Ismael
Mr. Charles Ivery
J. P. Oil Company, Inc. u/t/o A.M. Kelsey
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Ms. Joyce Jackson
Mrs. Suzanne Jackson
Ms. Jane Jandacek
Ms. Terri Jansen
Jeffrey Allen Corporation
Ms. Vanessa Jennings
Ms. Shirley A. Jerez
Mr. Scott Jividen
Mrs. Lois Johannigman
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Johns
Ms. Andrea Johnson
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Mrs. Ginger Johnson
Mr. Russell Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Johnston
Mr. Tom Jones
Jones Lang LaSalle
Mrs. Pauline Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Barney H. Joseph
Mr. Paul Jostworth
Mr. and Mrs. William Kagler
Mr. Thomas Kahle
Kahny Printing Inc.
Kanak India Restaurant
Ms. Marlene Kantor
Ms. Myra Kapelis
Mrs. Anna Kappler
Ms. Candis Kay
Ms. Kathleen Kearns
Mrs. Patricia D. Kearns
Mr. George Keepler
Mrs. Ruth Keeton
Kehoe Financial Services Inc.
Mr. Daniel Kellems
Ms. Susan Kellogg
Mrs. Jean Kemper
Mrs. Hazel Kendle
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kerlin
Mrs. Regina Kesterson
Mrs. Frances Kiehfuss
Mrs. Mildred Kincaid
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kingsbury
Mrs. Margaret Kite
Mrs. Peggy Kite
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Klaus
Mrs. Bernice L. Klenk
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Klenk
Ms. Patricia Klosterman
Merrill Knoop and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Koenig
Mrs. Hazel Koester
Mrs. Robin S. Kofler
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Kottman
Ms. Vickie Kramer
Kroger
Krohn Conservatory
Dr. Robert Krone
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kuenning
Mr. Todd Kuhn
Mr. Michael Kuremsky
La Petite France
Ms. Shirley Laliberte
Ms. Ethel D. Lambert
Mrs. Vera E. Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Lampe
Dr. Bea Lampkin
LaRosa’s Pizzeria
Ms. Leah Lataille
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Latimer
Mrs. Jean Latimer
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Latimer
Mrs. Dorothy Lauch
Ms. Judy C. Lauck
Mrs. Sandy Lauman
Lavender Street
Mrs. Grace Lavrich
Mr. and Mrs. William Law
Ms. Taylor A. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lay
Mr. Lowell Leake
LEC Foundation
Mr. Stephen Ledwin
Dr. H. Fred Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lemmink
Lend Lease
Mrs. Janet H. Leonard
Letter Perfect Embroidery & Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Lieuwen
Mrs. Diana Lin
Linda Caswell, Berry & Sons Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Linnenberg
Mr. Andy J. Lipps
Mr. Richard Lisner
Mrs. Lois E. Little
Mrs. Carol Lou Logeman
LOTH - The Office Experts
Mr. and Mrs. Burton N. Lowe
Mrs. E. Gail Ludwig & Daughters
Mrs. Rose Marie Luking
Ms. Dorothy Lutz
Mr. Lary and The Rev. Mrs. Ann Luzader
M. Hopple & Co.
Pastor David Mack
Ms. Gail Macke
Ms. Karol Mackey
Mrs. Mary Mackey
Mrs. Barbara MacTaggart
Ms. Cristina Maggard
Mailender, Inc
Ms. Alycen Mansell
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin L. Mansfield
Martinsville U M Women
Dr. and Mrs. Teruo Masukawa
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mathias
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Matice
Mr. William Mauch
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Maxson
Mr. Randal T. May
Ms. Jeanne Mays
Mr. Jeffrey C. Mazer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClorey
Ms. Eleanor McCombe
Ms. Kathy McCool
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Donal McDaniel
Ms. Sue McDaniel
Mr. Ken McDonald
Ms. Vera McDonough
Ms. Leslie McGhee
Mrs. Jill McGuire
McKesson Medical - Surgical
Mr. George E. McLean
Ms. Ruth M. McLeod
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McMahon
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McMullen
Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. McQuinn
McSwain Carpets
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Meissner
Ms. Milvy H. Meister
Mrs. Sharon Menke
Ms. Joan E. Mettey
Mrs. Anna Middlekamp
Ms. Margaret V. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Miller
Ms. Denise Miller
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills
Mr. Howard A. Mills and Mrs. Wilda DunlopMills
Mr. Dumas Minor
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Mitchell
Ms. Dawn Mitic
Mr. Steve Mock
Mr. Ivan L. Moehle
Ms. Sheila Molina
Ms. Jan Montague
Montgomery Hair Salon
Montgomery Inn
Ms. Cynthia Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moore Jr.
Ms. Mary L. Morgan
Ms. Lucinda Morgan-Arozarena
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morris
Mrs. E. Louise Morrison
Mrs. Marjorie Motch
Mrs. Ruth Motz
Mr. Mark Mountel
Rev. and Mrs. Jerry G.
Mueller
Mr. Berry Muller
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller
Mr. John Murphy
Mr. Russell Naber and Ms.
Pamela Senefeld
Ms. Rhonda Napier
Ms. Barbara Nash
Mr. Wayne A. Neely
Ms. Stephanie Neftzer
Ms. Georgia M. Nelson
Mr. Janet Nelson
Neon Lites Cafe’ Catering
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Nettleman
Mrs. Arlene Newton
Mr. Kevin Niehaus
Ms. Gail Nolte
Mrs. Barbara A. Nye
O.P. & W.E. Edwards
Foundation
Oak Hills United Methodist
Women
Ms. Penny Oaks
Mrs. Mardie O’Connor
Ms. Dorothy Oechsler
Ohio Valley Electrical
Services
Mr. Rick Olano
Mr. and Mrs. William F.
O’Leary Sr.
Mrs. and Mr. Kelly Onega
Mr. Edward O’Neill
Mrs. Betty L. Ormsby
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Orr
Ms. Julie Osswald
Mrs. Patricia E. Ostasiewski
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Osterhus
Ms. Luvenia Pace
Ms. Marjorie Paolino
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parchman
Mrs. Nina B. Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Partridge
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Patterson
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Patterson
Dr. Jack E. Payne
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Peck, Shaffer & Williams LLP
Ms. Joan Pederson
Mrs. Patricia Peel
Mr. and Mrs. George Perbix
Perfections Salon & Beauty Boutique
Mr. John R. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Peter
Peter Gregory Florist
Ms. Deborah Peterson
Mr. Eric Pettway
Mr. Wiley Piazza
Mr. Scott M. Pickens
Pink Tulip Club
Mrs. Debra E. Pitman
Plante & Moran, PLLC
Miss Dorothy L. Plsek
PNC Bank
Mr. David F. Pohl
Ms. Virginia H. Pohl
Pomodoris
Ms. Ellen Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Porter
Porter & Porter
Prelude Services
Mr. and Mrs. Andre P. Prenoveau
Janet Prickett
Ms. Vernell Prophett
Mr. Adam Puccini
Mr and Mrs. Gregory G. Puckett
Ms. Hannah Pullem
Ms. Patricia Pulskamp
Ms. Pam Purcell
Mrs. Helen Qualley
Mr. Steve Qualley
Mrs. Suzanne Querol
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ranz
Ms. Tanya Ratcliff-Mikesell
Ms. Heather L. Ratz
Raul Haas Hyde Park Jewelers
RBC Capital Markets
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Reardon
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rebold
Mr. Nick Rechtin
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Redman
Ruby Redmon
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Redmon
Ms. Myra Jo Reece
Ms. Teresia Reece
Ms. Patricia Reed
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Miss Melissa Reiff
Mrs. Agnes Reilly
Mrs. Cate Reinert
Mrs. Joan Reiniger
Mr. Randy Reis
Mr. Herbert Reller
Ms. Deborah Relyea
Rendigs, Fry, Kiely & Dennis LLP
Residents Council of Twin Towers
Mrs. Judy M. Retallick
Mr. Thomas Reusch
Ms. Beth M. Rhea
Dr. and Mrs. Dillon D. Rhodenbaugh
Mrs. Caroline Richards
Ms. Patricia Riggs
Ms. Peggy Riley
Ritter Hagee Optometry
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Robinson
Mrs. Mary Robison
Mrs. Jean Rodgers
Mrs. Kathyrn Rolf
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosen
Rudino’s Pizza & Grinders
Mrs. Alice Rudolf
Mr. Haydon Rudolf
Ms. Holly Rudolf
Mrs. Mary Joan Rumpke
Ms. Cecelia Russell-Jayne
Ms. Joann Sabato
Miss Rhonda Saccone
Ms. Stephanie Sadoff
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Sallwasser
Mr. Robert Same
Ms. Tiffany Sampson
Sam’s Club
SAS Comfort Shoes
Mr. and Mrs. John Sawyer
Ms. Jane Scarborough-Lancaster
Robert C. & Adele Schiff Foundation
Mrs. Carmelita Schlueter
Mr. Earl A. Schmalz
Ms. Kathryn Schmidt
Ms. Mary Schmidt
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. David Schneider
Ms. Peggy W. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Schneider
Ms. Barbara L. Schnitzer
Ms. Joan Buehrle Schoch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schoettinger
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Mrs. Katharina Schulten
Mrs. Mary Schultze
Ms Julianne Schurman
Mr. Richard J. Schutte
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schwandner
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Schwegman
Ms. Kathlene Schwegman
Mr. Frank A. Schweiger
Mrs. Jeanne Scroggins
Mrs. Lillian Seaman
Mrs. Martha Seaman
Mrs. Laura Seay
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Segbers
Mr. Jeff Seibert
Mr. Clinton E. Seitz
Mrs. Louise A. Selden
Sell Pak & Ship
Servatii Pastry Shop
Mr. Adam Shaffer
Mr. Dennis E. Shaffer
Sharonville United Methodist Church
Sharonville United Methodist Women
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shawver
Ms. Melody McCay Sheahan
Ms. Susan Shields
Ms. Sue Shouse
Ms. Sandra Silber
Silky Way
Ms. Helen M. Sillies
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Skidmore
Sarah Skidmore
Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slay
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Small
Mrs. Barbara J. Smith
Miss Genevieve Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith
Ms. Karen Smith
Mrs. Martha E. Smith
Ms. Eunice Snyder
Mr. Joe Sommer
Soper, Soper & Weinel, LLP
Mrs. Evelyn A. Spaulding
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Spelman, Jr.
Ms. Michelle Spruance
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spurgeon
Mrs. Jeanette Sroczynski
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Srofe
Ms. Michelle St. Pierre
Ms. Betty A. Stacey
Mr. James Stallings
Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Stang
Ms. Margaret E. Starbuck
Statements Salon
Steak’n Shake
Ms. Joyce Steele
Ms. Marian Steele
Mrs. Barbara Steers
Sterling Cut Glass
Mrs. Elizabeth Steward
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Stibich
Ms. Beulah M. Stickle
Mr. Robert Stigall
Mr. Anthony Stinson
Mr. and Mrs. John Stirnemann
Anna, Edward & Edith Stocklin
Stone Creek Dining Company
Ms. Kimberely Stone-Littner
Mrs. Nancy Stopenhagen
Mr. James Stoutemyer
Strategic Employee Benefit Service
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Stratman
Ms. Peggy Stratman
Mrs. Sonia Strauss
Ms. Betty Strum
Mr. Dennis Stufft
Sweeten Life Systems
Mr. and Mrs. Ron E. Sybert
Sysco Cincinnati, LLC.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szecskay
Ms. Vicki Tackett
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Talbot
Mrs. Joan and Mr. Gerald Talbot
Ms. Molly A. Talbot
Ms. Joan Tapia
Mrs. Louise Tatgenhorst
Mrs. Mary Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Teets
Ms. Vivian Templin
Mrs. Stella Tertinsky
Ms. Abeba Tesfu
The Barbers
The Camden Foundation
The Cheesecake Factory
The Cincinnati Air Conditioning Co.
The Coggins Group at Morgan Stanley Smith
Barney
The John H. & Agnes L. Brockschmidt Private
Foundation,Inc.
The Little Red Gift Shop
The Original Pancake House
The Snooty Fox
The Village Junction
The Woodhouse Day Spa - Cincinnati
The Kroger Company
Mrs. Susan E. Thibodeau
Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Thomas
Three Rivers Middle School
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Tomaselli
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Tomer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tonnis
Tony’s Steak House & Seafood Restaurant
Ms. Jennifer Trabert
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Trach
Mr. James Traynor
TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Tritschler
Mrs. Gayle C. Trump
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Turney Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tuten
Twin Lakes Gathering
Twin Towers Chapel Fund
Twin Towers Christian Fellowship
Ms. Julie Uhrig
United Dairy Farmers
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Uth
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Varland
Mrs. Helen B. Vath
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaughan
Ms. Jackie R. Vidourek
Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Vilardo
Mr. Michael R. Viox
Mr. and Mrs. John Viox III
Viox Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Volpenhein
Mr. Herbert A. Vonderheide
Mr. Thomas Wagner
Ms. Rita Wainscott
Ms. Jacqueline A. Walden
Ms. Jennifer Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Wallick
Ms. Brenda Walsh
Ms. Carol Warren
Mrs. Susan Wayne
Ms. Mary Webster
Mr. and Mrs. H. Joshua Weiser
Mr. Harvey Weitkamp
Ms. Maxine Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Wendel
Mrs. Caroline Wendelken
Mr. Robert B. Wendt
Ms. Florence H. Wesley
Mrs. Bessie M. Wessel
Mr. Gerald Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E.
Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Wessels
Ms. Marlene West
Ms. Mary West
West Ohio Conference U M
Church
Mrs. Norma J. Westaway
Westwood U M Women
Westwood United Methodist
Church
Ms. Mary L. Wetenkamp
Ms. Holly Whalen
Mrs. Dolores Whitescarver
Widmer’s Cleaners
Ms. Evelyn Widner
Ms. Colleena E. Wiebe
Wild Birds Unlimited
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Wilder
Ms. Diane Wiles
Mrs. Claire T. Wilger
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wilhelm
Mr. Tim Wilkinson
Ms. Catherine E. Willenbrink
Ms. Ruth Wilson
Mrs. D. Winder
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wingo
Ms. Susan Wingo
Ms. Mary Jean Wink
Ms. Helen V. Witte
Mr. Russ B. Witte
Ms. Donna Wocher
Ms. Karen M. Wolf
Mrs. Ann Wood
Mrs. Pamela Wray
Ms. Barbara M. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Wright
Ms. Gladys Wuerdeman
Ms. Deborah K. Yarnell
Ms. Dawn Yeager
Mrs. Eleanor M. Yeager
Ms. Robertine Yerkes
Ms. Oleta Young
Mr. Chet Zellars
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Zeno
Mrs. Betty Zentmeyer
Ms. Kimberly Zupan
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The Outdoor Summer Concert Series returns to Twin
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enjoy the music, play cornhole and sip some lemonade!
Concert Schedule
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Jump n’ Jive
Showband
Sept 19th 7 pm The Retread
Bluegrass Band
All concerts are free and open to the public. For
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Whale of a Sale The Friends of Twin Lakes will hold the “Whale of a
Sale” on Saturday, September 7th. This annual
event includes large and small items of furniture,
kitchenware, jewelry, etc. and benefits the Twin Lakes
Benevolent Care and Pastoral Care Funds.
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College Hill Rhythm Race
Join residents and associates of Twin Towers in the
annual College Hill Rhythm Race on Saturday,
September 14th. This 5K run/walk is always great fun
and supports the re-development efforts of the College
Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation.
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Silent Auction
Mark your calendar for the Annual
Fall Tea and Silent Auction which
will be held on Tuesday, October
22nd in The Gulden Community
Center at Twin Towers. This special,
afternoon event is hosted by the Twin
Towers Auxiliary and proceeds from the
event support projects throughout the Twin Towers
campus. Details will be forthcoming.